Sylvester Stallone has denied joining Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago club.
The Rocky actor took to Instagram to post a screenshot of a Page Six article claiming he had joined Trump’s Florida beach club since moving to Palm Beach, denying the story.
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“I would like to say to everyone that this never happened,” Stallone wrote in the caption. “This is just not true. It NEVER ever happened..”
He added: “I mean no disrespect to anyone, I’m simply not a member .. So Keep Punching Folks.”
Elsewhere, Sylvester Stallone recently shared a handwritten treatment for a Rocky prequel on social media.
“This may be the strangest posting yet,” Stallone wrote in the post’s caption. “I started out this morning by writing a treatment for a Rocky prequel for streaming.
“Ideally 10 episodes for a few seasons to really get to the heart of the Characters in there [sic] younger years.
“Here is a small portion of how my creative writing Process starts… Hope it happens.”
“Imagine a time machine that will simply transport us back to the origins of Rocky, a cinematic world brimming with characters that have been beloved by people around the world for nearly five decades!” Stallone’s treatment begins.
“Needless to say the 60s was a dynamic time,” Sylvester Stallone continued. “Yet among all this Social Seismic Activity, we drop in on the rather plain life of 17-year-old Robert ‘Rocky’ Balboa.
“When we first met Rocky in 1976, he was a very lost soul… We now see this young man struggling like all young people trying to find their place.”
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